The Nineteenth and Their Times: Being an Account of the Four Cavalry Regiments in the British Army That Have Borne the Number Nineteen and of the Campaigns in Which They ServedBiddulph, J. (John)
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The Nineteenth and Their Times: Being an Account of the Four Cavalry Regiments in the British Army That Have Borne the Number Nineteen and of the Campaigns in Which They Served
Biddulph, J. (John)
Great Britain. Army. Cavalry. 19th Light Dragoons, 1786-1821; Great Britain. Army. Cavalry. 19th Regiment, 1759-1763; Great Britain. Army. Cavalry. 19th Regiment, 1779-1783; Great Britain. Army. Cavalry. 23rd Light Dragoons, 1781-1786; Great Britain. Army. Royal Hussars, 19th (Queen Alexandra's Own)
And We being graciously pleased to approve thereof and also of
the several Particulars by you proposed in your said Letter
Our Will and Pleasure is and we do hereby direct authorize and
require that you give the necessary orders and Directions for
placing the said Regiment on the Military Establishment of that
our Kingdom from the seventh day of December last past inclusive
for the several allowances of Pay in the said Establishment
specified as aforesaid to be paid at such times and in such
manner as other Regiments in that Kingdom are paid the Pay of
each Commissioned and Staff Officers and the subsistence of
the Non Commissioned Officers to commence from the date of
their respective Commissions Warrants and Appointments and the
subsistence of the private Men approved by the Officer who
shall be appointed to review them from the days of their being
severally attested inclusive as also for issuing out of our
Revenues at Large in that Kingdom to the said Charles Earl of
Drogheda or his Agent the sum of seventeen hundred and seventy
pounds five shillings clear of all Fees and Deductions for four
hundred and seventy four Cloaks at the rate of one pound twelve
shillings and sixpence for each Cloak as also for issuing out
of our said Revenues at large in that our Kingdom to the said
Charles Earl of Drogheda or his Agent the sum Six Thousand Seven
hundred and Fifty pounds clear of all Fees and Deductions for
Four hundred and Fifty horses at the rate of Fifteen pounds for
each Horse and likewise for issuing out of our said Revenues at
large there to the Master and Principal Officers of the Ordnance
the sum of Seven hundred and Sixty Six pounds clear of all
Fees and Deductions for defraying the expense of four hundred
and thirty two Firelocks and Bayonets at the rate of one pound
fifteen shillings for each Firelock and Bayonet for the use of
the said Regiment and for so doing this shall be as well to you
as to our Lieutenant Deputy or other Chief Governor or Governors
of that our Kingdom as to all other our Officers and Ministers
who shall or may be concerned herein a Sufficient Warrant and
so we bid you very heartily farewell. Given at our Court of St.
James the 12th day of February 1760 in the 33rd Year of our reign.
By His Majesty’s Command,
HOLLES NEWCASTLE.
H. B. LEGGE.
JAMES OSWALD.
Entered at the Signet office
the 25th February 1760
GEO. BROWN, _Dy._
To Our Right Trusty and Right Entirely Beloved Cousin and
Councillor John Duke of Bedford Lieutenant General and General
Governor of our Kingdom of Ireland and to Our Lieutenant Deputy
or other Chief Governor or Governors of that Our Kingdom for the
time being.
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